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I guess it's a little arbitrary, although I think Premiere forces me to have some maximum value. Can you actually move a 32,000 pixel movie through Premiere or Media Encoder?

I could make you a build with bigger limits if you want to try it out. Email me: brendan at fnordware dot com.

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It's not my case, but what means "Can you actually move a 32,000 pixel movie through Premiere or Media Encoder"? To process such resolution while processing and applying effects or to use some other exporter - i.e. ability to save?

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Yeah, I'm pretty sure he was referring to whether AME would run out of memory while encoding. It doesn't, and encodes fine for my purposes. :)

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Right now I encoding 2-hour 720p@30fps video to VP9 VBR 1500kbps 2-pass (color sampling as is 4:2:0, depth as as 8 bits) via A.Premiere 2017 to VP9. Analyze phase ends with 13.08 GB RAM usage (it is 10% threshold on progress line) and for now it is 18% progress with 14.07 GB RAM usage. So utilizing RAM size is still increasing. BTW I have to turn on pagefile.sys usage back, cause recent crash of WebM exporter plug-in - it was not enough memory (15.7 GB available).

What is your experience on time to encode and memory usage on each type of video while encoding in VPx?

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Yep, Jamey is right, I wasn't sure Media Encoder could handle it. I guess it can! He figured a good max resolution would be 16384, so I'll set that in an upcoming build.

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